Jackson, however, ruled that the claims against Mckesson was within his constitutional right to protest, and can't be held liable for the actions of other protesters — clearing him of fault in the lawsuit. " And it's not just teenagers who are engaging in this awful behavior; a third-grade boy from Louisville, Kentucky reportedly chased a Latinx classmate around the room while yelling about Trump's proposed border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. “It was scary at times,” Quarless says of the filming process. “We got chased by the police, one of our lenses got broken while we were being chased by the police, I got arrested while we were out there. When you’re a documentary filmmaker, you’re going to be in danger in certain parts. But we were really driven by the importance of what we were doing. We felt there was nothing really out there giving voice to the stories of the characters that we were following.”AsGeneration Revolution After all, how do adults tell a child not to repeat something that they heard the President of the United States say on television? Brent Emmons, principal of Hood River Middle School in Oregon, explained toBuzzFeed News